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On a day in which the other two games allowed 14 and 17 runs, holding the Desert Dogs to one run is very impressive, even if the bats didn’t show up. It’s also good to see Susana was relatively efficient, getting through 5 IP with 68 pitches. It was apparently his longest outing of the season: https://www.mlb.com/news/nationals-jarlin-susana-posts-longest-outing-since-2025-in-arizona-fall-league
There’s some good highlights embedded in the video too.
There’s also a good article about the top performers based on various Statcast data points in the AFL, and the lists are peppered with Nats players: https://www.mlb.com/news/arizona-fall-league-statcast-leaders-2026
Unsurprisingly, Susana has thrown the 34 fastest pitches in the AFL, topping out at 103.8 MPH. Insane.
More surprisingly, Jorgelys Mota, in his exceptionally short cameo, hit the longest HR (455 ft!!) with the 4th highest exit velocity (114.2 MPH).
Banks features at 4th in highest sprint speed (30.8 MPH), an interesting observation.
And Susana features in many other places, but notably (and unsurprisingly) for the spin rate of his slider.
Guess who is on my flight to Arizona this am sleeping ?
Edwin ( 14 mlb teams pitched for ) Jackson !